Nursing News - November 30, 2010
October 2016 Criminologist Board Exams Results
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Supporting Nursing Students
Holistic Nursing at End of Life (ADVANCE for LPNs)
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2006, approximately 2,426,264 U.S. residents died.1 Among them, it is estimated 903,953 were pronounced dead at an inpatient hospital or within another medical setting.2 But if it is estimated that nearly half of the number these deaths occur within a hospital milieu and not in the ... For better health care, look to nurses (North Jersey Media Group)
According to the Gallup Poll, nurses are America's most trusted professionals. TODAY, the National Summit to Advance Health through Nursing launches a nationwide effort to implement recommended changes to assist Americans facing health care reform. Kanabec Hospital hosts trauma training for region's nurses (Kanabec County Times Online)
Click to enlarge: Pictured are some of the participants from last week's Trauma Nursing Core Course, which was hosted by Kanabec Hospital and took place in Mora Training is a key component in being able to provide the best in health care, and Kanabec Hospital has made learning even more true-to-life for its emergency and ambulance departments. UC nursing dean retiring (Northeast Suburban Life)
Andrea Lindell is retiring as dean of the College of Nursing at the University of Cincinnati. Nurses unionize at HCA hospitals in Fla. (Nashville Business Journal)
Nurses at two Central Florida hospitals owned by Nashville-based HCA Inc. this month voted to unionize. 
Breast milk networks gaining popularity, despite warnings (Montreal Gazette)
There are 350,000 babies born in Canada each year and the physicians group estimates that seven per cent of these births are premature. In a first-of-its-kind study to measure the impact of the highest recommended specialist staffing levels in an intensive care unit, researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine found that increased staffing by specially trained physicians and other health care professionals can enhance patient survival and enable patients to breathe ...
Nurses from India hired in eastern Nfld. 1:49 PM NT CBC News Eastern Newfoundland has hired 17 nurses from India to address a chronic shortage, even after a large percentage of graduates have agreed to stay in the province.
Mum has shock baby 24 hours after being told she's pregnant (Sunderland Echo)
Karen Barker with her sons, one year old Jamie Lee and Jack born on the 5th November 2010 after she went to the Bunny Hill Walk In Centre complaining of a stomach pain, she had no idea she was pregnant. 
This is the daily email. Change to weekly
Monday, November 29, 2010
Nursing symposium inaugurated at Qatar Health 2010
Nursing News - November 29, 2010
Qatar: 2 hours, 8 minutes ago Qatar Health 2010, the premier healthcare congress and exhibition in Qatar, will for the first time be featuring a special healthcare track focusing on Nursing.
The NYU College of Nursing is putting primary health care on wheels with the help of a $2.9 million grant from the Federal Health Resources and Services Administration.
CDPH Fines Sacramento County Nursing Home After Patient Death (Holtville Tribune)
Walnut Whitney Care Center in Carmichael has received a "AA" citation, the most severe penalty under state law, and a $80,000 fine from the State of California after an investigation concluded that inadequate care led to the death of a resident, announced Dr. While most people in Baristaville were sitting down to a feast of turkey, cranberry sauce and all the fixings, I was dining on berry-flavored barium sulfate with a side of morphine at St.
Thurston County: Nursing Commission denies application (The Olympian)
In September, the Nursing Commission denied the application of Thurston County registered nurse Sherri A. Boseski, who was convicted of two counts of assault. This is the daily email. Change to weekly
